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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

WAszN0EoN, July 2o.-ln tha oans az
W. II. Heard. the colossd nan Who
oompiainsd 10 the later state Commls-
sion against The Georgia Railroad Cona.
pany that be Was rafnaed flFst-alna4
accommodation, and oompelled 10 Fiae ia
a Jim Grow car. the respondent da
muFa 20 tha complainanln petition
upon the various grounds, uaeaiionn lha
Jurisdiction Of the Commission and nro
Deeds TO answer the complaint at IonQih.
II sota forth that Is knoua of no snAh
car aa "Jim Grow" car, and AYERS thsf
TOE ears provided for ealoFed people are
equally safe. comfortable aud alaan
and well ventilated AZ those provided
for the whites. TIE differences, IA aAya.
u any, relatsa 10 matters eaihstloai aud
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

LONDON. Juiy 99.-Kine HaEmoD, Un.
der Secretary f9T ireland, antimased a.
the C0mmons this evening thst lbe Gov
efBmsnt bad pFoelalmed Dubiin 0uIy
under The asclion Of the Chmea Aef
dealing With forcibls possssslon and
assaults on police.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

FnGaKLrs FALEs On. ~, Jaiy r.
After thFsa weeks Of bot weather "a.
squallsd 10 thia Stato, m0st siolaat
storm occurred last night, faRipg fog ten
hoara, sashing roads agaY. breaking
doun crops and doing thousands Of DOT.
iara, Worth of dAmAQA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

SAM RAAacraoo. Jaiy aa.-u uhairmen
ElsnchaEd, Of the Central Iraais Aasp-
siatiaa, has issued 9 eirralar annaaneine
nee division % t1ioeaa rates on
trtnsoonainenAi irs f8o frnm she Paelae
e ths Atlanfl1 ssAboaTd. Ga halatie
iraiiis, oaes o9und, tha pfsoorfionn az
raie& ffem tais eisy 70 asw York viii 81
charged 20 all poiEla withiB TOO aerr1
tory Of tDa C4EsFal TFatNis Association.
with Feeui4Eig Exsd rninimum charges.
Tue OF siai 01lifofnia oisasi saslon via
govern 10 beth diss etiona.
tneFeaae - ne TFsasary snrplas.
WAamEaEua. Jaly 9.-rha rsranaaa
tola merth ams1nt 40 oTar SO 09 900
Ihe eKpamdifaaea dafina the ammln ainn.
inaindina eilshoa COO paid f0r fnralnns
nmo1nt - 80 ~ f23 900 010. 1maanras
hsyail fseoF rs aurpl1s tsday a.
rs lD1Na0. So inofaaee - nealiy a..
oo0ooo slne4 ~ gaUe dats ises nonlt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

sGn Fn4MrEsca, Iuiy IA. n. Mana,
Of the BoaiheFn Paol6a, reports q very
heavy goinme of business over the Port.
land roale. fso aieopeFa are being ran
daily and throaeh tlsksts for 81. fani,
Chicago and other leading sitlss bF wag
Of Portland and TIE NoFthaFn Pasiaa
Railroad are 6ndina heavy ssla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

LoaDoa. July 29.--Prinoe Louis Of
BatlanbofR. has bean appointed % com
mGnd the British ifonelad Dread
naught ever the heads OF scores Of ssn.
iors. Il Il expected thai ihs radloaIs
will oFitioiae tbe appointment IN Parlla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

hEw feag. July 9.-Thera vas arsai
excilement among brokers IN The Cut
ton EXCHANGE this morning.. and August
cotton broke S5 points. carrying prices
down % t9.el. The dtap wAs dns ~
a decline Of four points IN Liverpool,
equal 10 l9 points here and the heavy
selling Of long cotton, thoaah tbs bulls
claimed that August vas saided 10 soma
oxtent. A good manyssl0p orders were
caught and when Angust reached 4l0
OIL Buppcrt seemed 10 BE- Withdrawn,
wheFeupon there was q Wild scramble
70 sell. August wAa the oentex og a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30
RlFa ln a Tenement.

CHICAGO, Jely "a hF9 this morning
10 q tenement house, No. 3lG5 Archer
avsnus, resulted 10 tbe daath Of two
persons and the injury % ten others,
ave Of when viii probably die. Ths
SEQ dead are Mrs. TruQo and heg tao
year old daughter. They we're baing
lowered By q Fope from ne third story
and about 70 be rescued By Captain
Oowan. when an outbuFst of smoke
surrounded ths w0man and child and
ths Captain fell into The flames bslou.
Thev we're pulled 0ui, but the mother
aud child vsFs dsad and The Oaptain u
dying. The other four persons ars sap
posed 10 Be fatally injnrod and al are
younR members Of the Trne0 family.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

sAn FnANcIsoo, Ialy 89.-The two
steamers being bnilt FOR Zoe NoFtharn
Paoiho ~ ths union Ison Wosha q thia
city, are nearing 0ompiefion- They wlls
tween San Franolseo and Puget B0und
DoFta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

SAX FRAHcls0o. July % worth A
OllisRaF, Of this city, have been 40
pointed ttaket agents 81 the Oregon De
vel0pme1t Company By 0easfai Pas
aenaer AGENT 4. b. Tobey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

Wne bnFne9 ever cary thia aftarnn@m
TIE narnad diBlFioi h kaown ~ Hfop
iowa. and the tenement haanss "a
famlllns. Ths are burnsd :,
eercsy 9nd rapidly that nona az lks
household gods we're saved. ana allV
asaoseAs Ihe IRE covered she RreAsag&
etnnasL Tia lass Amounts Ia a maapa.
rate 20 sI0o0eo. PFohahly 4 hun3reA
people are homeless toniahl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

n nsh 10 bagaza cg Colamhis rival
aaluacn h tbs Eaatern states in lieu oi
aneiR oriRinal parehnsea. ard large quRn-
ttles % Alaska nsh are being taken il
substitution for the uolunhia river nsh
e tie original ColumhiA river agura.
aaolamento river for the las1 foaF dave
hAs been doing veil The usual fan
paek 2 now taking place. and a b esli.
mated bv conservative auihoFifiea "a
hksly 10 Be from twelve 10 twenly thon-
e1nd eases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

Lr6KnfcK. July B.-seyen men were
arrested for paFtisipating In the riot
yesterday Of the striking dock men
against the imported Waterford labor
eFs. -Four pOlles and many oiviliana
we're ipjaFsd during The riot. The
Mayor declares be silI call troops 10 aid
ths police IL riotlng is renewed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

NHlCA0o, July H.-An IHIlF LI111H
special from 81. Ienaca, Mob. aaga
Jamaa Connora. a lnmharman, cMma
IN from his camp about 40 miles ND the
shore Of the lake today and savs that
man arrived a. ons Of bis campo a.
Tuesday and wanted jah ai o9eklao
OF aone liRht work. Connors uaa then
shouu q photoRraph of Ma6arlelo nnt
Il ceFtain q il ths picture of iha man
vho came % hta camp. Tho aupnuMi-
tion 10 that Rlake anticipated being
aearched and pul Mc9Arsgla anhnre a.
fore reaching there. Cann0Fa q mnn
OF inteliiRsnos and this sias will Be fdl.
loWed.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-23

IT s. STANDARD REMEDIES GIVE INSTANT
" relief. and cure rheumatism. diarrhea, summer
colds affections Of throat lungs and diseases OF
~ 81 a Ted e ss "
co FEVER AND AND, &C AGgE GoUI GROUP SUMNER
lungs throat. Standard Cough syrup viii relieve
and permanently cure you
FOR HOARsENEss. COUGHS, AND COLDS USE
Standard Cough Syrup.
THE U. S. STANDARD REMEDIES SHOULD BE
Of and aiWsys Is ever nf 6aSSy
safe, and sure in their effects.
HEADACHES, AFFECTIONS OF KIDNEYS AND
liver cured by Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
FoR PA aIsnss OF A KINDS BRUISES AND
equaed.
FOR IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD TAKE STAN
dard System Tonic.
PILES CURED PERMANENTLY BY STANDARD
Pile Remedy 81 per box, STANDARD REMEDY
CO, 1903 ST. Il. W., Washington, d. C.
HEADACHES. AFFECTION OF THE KIDNEYS
and Liver cured by Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
GENERAL DEBILITY, COsTIvENEss, DYspEp.
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THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES OF PILES OR
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BY USING STANDARD COUGH SYRUP You
will cure that cough and thereby prevent consump-
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TIE q. 8. STANDARD REMEDIES SHOULD BE
Kept III every household thereby saving the cost Of
doctors Prescriptions, and always are handy safe
and sure iH their effects. $3.50"
IF SUFFERING WITH PILES GET BOX OF
standard Pile Remedy. which will effect permanent
cure.
AS REMEDY FOR NERVOUSNESS STANDARD
System Tonic has no equal.
FOR HoAksENEss, COUGHS AND COLDS USE
Standard Cough Syrup.
o. 8. STANDARD REMEDIES.
Standard Cough Syrup
Standard System Tonic
Standard Pile Remedy
Standard Rheumatic ReInedv
Standard Voice Bars
Manufactured by
STANDARD REMEDY CO.
IT. Office, 1908 ST. NV. Telephone 1854
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We must again admoniSh contributors to write
concisely. The STAR is constantly In receipt of
communications having points OF considerable
merit, but which are tnadmissable ON account of
their length. Short, sensible, practical articles in
good tone and temper are always welcome to the
fullest extent OF our space, but the STAR has no
room for verbosity In the shape either of fine
writing or windy defamation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-23

FA11 IMPORTATION
KID GLOVES.
They are arriving daily and in quantities
Gloves of all kinds, shades and lengths.
To start them going early we have already made
cut on them, but only limited number, and for .
short time.
Our 81 EMBROIDERED BACK real kid glove in al
the new fall shades. The best dollar glove in the
ket-untl further notice
65 CENTS
Our SIPS EMBROIDERED BACK kid glove all
colors, really beautiful glove for the money For
short time
IS CENTS.
BAUNS
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Az UsKsows QuAsr1rr.

dull season"is an unknown quantity in our
house The month Of August is supposed to be the
dulest of the in the Clothing business.
but the crowds of delighted patrons that have
thronged our house since the socaled dull set
Clothing to be found here prove beyond question that
the efforts Of
T1RELEss WORKERS
for
THE PEOPLES PATRONAGE
are fully appreciated by the people of Washington
Read what we are doing-for this week only. Every
s15 suit in our house. no matter of what color,
weight texture, dark or light, Corkscrew, CasG-
mere Diagonal or Chevots suitable for present
future needs. will go-until next Saturday nisht-at
TEN DOLLARS $40 TEN DOLLARS
suit We apply the same rule to every suit in our
house. For instance
THE s1S SUITS ARE NOW S13
THE $50 SUITS ARE NOW s15.
THE a25 SUITS ARE NOW SEQ
THE $50 SUITS ARE NOW s25.
1t win thus be that our entire stock Of Mems
Suits share common fate-that Of being reduced in
price 80 . suit great many of them made up
pressly for "all-theyear-round" Suitable for
any season and for all occasions This opportunity
viii remain open until Saturday night.
THREEFORTY. $780, THREEFORTY.
Those suits to fit boys ages 4 to 14-with knee
pants-that we have marked down from $3.50, %,
30 so and So to
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
sut-are going fast but the sale will continue until
next Saturday night. They without doubt the
greatest bargains offered in boys clothing Stylish
in cut and make, fashionable in design. well and
honestly made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-23

Any one who has the time and the disposition to
read ex-senator Mahone's long address TO the re-
pubicanS OF Virginia will find 1t decidedly lively
political document It reviews In detail the chief
features OF the democratic platform adopted at
Roanoke, with the design Of proving that all the
professions and pledges OF the dominant party are
Offset by their actual performances since they
have had control OF affairs In the state, and that
their representations OF their policy in federal
matters!brings them into direct conflict with the
bulk OF their party represented I'm Congress and
the executive branch OF the Government 1t is a
very clever piece OF work, and shows the hand OF
an adroit politician. There are points, unques-
tionably, at which the party attacked might cavil
not because the facts are not as stated, but be-
cause they are so shrewdly arranged and COM
bined as TO make certain differences necessary
which are really still matters OF conjecture.
The part of the address for which every reader
interested in VirgnaS internal concerns will look
most closely Is the least satisfactory. That is the
discussion Of the state debt question All Mr.. Ma
hone assumes to do is to arraign the democratic
party for failing to do anything. He does not i'm
prove the opportunity, however, to specify what
they ought TO have done, or what the republican
party will do If permitted to handle the
reins of government once more. The only
Indication In this direction Is vague and
indirect, and is summed up in a reference to the
R1ddleberger plan of readjuStment, which Is pro-
nounced entirely satisfactory to the people and,
perforce satisfactory also to the creditors Of the
state. The subject is dropped with the general
remark that nothing in the way Of settlement is
TO be expected from the democrats, but that the
republicans may be trusted TO arrange things SO
that the debt will be got rid OF without an increase
of the popular tax burdens.
The adroitnesS OF the address s most conspicu-
in the way IL contrtveS TO stab the enemy with
his own weapons. It does not quarrel with a
single general principle set forth in the demo-
cratic platform. Indeed, it cordially approves Of
most or them. But, as foil to this approval, its
argument Is designed TO show that the democrats
either would not carry out their principles if they
could, or could not do SO Ii they would. Even the
idea of federal aid in the debt settlement, de-
scribed as 'feebly presented by Its proponents
without any confidence their part" is stripped
or It's pretence OF originality by citation Of the
record OF Henry A. Wise and JameS.G. Blaine on
the same question.
It is manifest that, II the fall campaign In Viz
ginia shall not prove vigorous, it will not be be-
cause OF any lack Of energy or shrewdness On the
part OF the chairman OF the republican commit
tee
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NOR RENT

-. - Scott ave. N ", Gr..sl5
a23 Sth stn W.. 10r SOS 40 ,s3 cleveland ~ IA az
iSn3,i2o4 ost nv 4OoS - Hasdcn's alley. IA q ~
100 9th St n w.Sr.. 40 4aa 81 N "a ,r i'd
300 18th ST. Or 4 % 80 2e44 llth - : - "a
l44S ~. n W., Or. 30 In r'r 1913 18Th II ar
oloG st sw or. ..- lOsu 600 81. sw.. 4r -. -
lO.,S - Cap ST.. 10 30 l.eO st n " , "a Ia
419 81. w.. st&cel. 20
u Gordon ave- ne 3r. -
Call at office for full list of sales and r,npts
au@o5t' A - CAhNooD, Cor. 9th and n Sts y w
uroR RENTS ROOM COTTAGE WITH IaRae
barn and five Acres of land rent on ;h n r,lnl
half mile from Brightwood. hne water pr. sd
per month: possession given first of seIt Euar,rs
10l3 Penn ave. ". OkME SONS. nuaO tts
IcoR RENT-HoUsEs Az AND 476 q ST NV;
H eleven rooms each, with all modern imIrpVensnts
Inquire Mt 1000 % ST sul5 81.
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DAMAarn Etxnno1nrn1ss

The sale of the Embroideries damaged on the La
Champagne has about Terminated, but being such
immense quantity we still have few hundred ytrds
half the price Of what they advertised &c. EN-
6roideries now 1c;, worth 10e &c Emhroideries now
yorth 2oc; Is and 1sc; Embrotderies nov 1Qc worth
19c We wish that all of patrons who have not
amined this wonderfully cheap lot Of to
avail themselves Of this opportunity; they will not
last more than . day or so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-23

The question OF cheap transportation Is pushing
rapidly to the front among the riddles yet to be
solved in this country. The cry in the East Is for
homes for the poor, and yet the plains of the
West contain millions OF acres which may be had
almost for the asking. In New York and Boston
and Philadelphia and Chicago there are thousands
OF idle men who would gladly work If they could
ind something TO do, while California Is calling
for more hands in her canning factories, where q
general increase in prices has been made and yet
ORDERS forty deep, waiting their turn at estab-
nshments which run full time, night and day. 1t
Is the cost of time and money that frightens the
poor man on the seacoaSt away from the idea OF
taking up land in the interior; while the same
thing prevents the idle workman east Of the Mis-
sssppi River from seeking the Pacific slope in the
height OF the fruit season. II there were some
prompt process Of transfer, at once safe and
cheap, labor would be able TO adjust its distribu-
ton to the varying demand and o dangerous
factor would be eliminated from the problems OF
the republics future prosperity.
The officials OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company say that the retrenchment policy W hich
has recently been noted Is primarily intended to
Increase the net income and that none OF the pro-
Jects or works which have been suspended will be
abandoned. One OF the officers said yesterday:
" The company is practictng economy for the same
reason that individuals do sometimes, namely: to
save more money. The business OF the road for the
month OF August promises 10 be the largest in its
history, and the returns for the fiscal year ending
on September 80 will make most satisfactory
showing. "-BdifinaOre Sun.
There may be some expenditures OF the COM
pany that Will bear clipping. but it will be very
poor economy that will call for retrenchment in
the line OF mountaineering the road and euuipping
1t fully with all the best modern appliances for
safety and comfort In travel And If the business
Of the road is so good, as stated, there does not
seem to be any excuse for q suspension of this
needed work merely to "save more money,
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DRop SALES

DRop SALES
This will probably be the last time we will call your
attention 10 our DROP SALES as our FALL GOODS
will gradually arrive So Is advisable and
to this week these choice bargains
Don't wait
DELAY Is DANGEROUS
Your attention called in our last issue to our
stock Of ladies' Suits The response was gratifying
but yet there about % suits we want to dispose Of
YOUR CHANCE IS GOLDEN ONE.
Lightweight Cashmere shawls for cool evening
wear in pretty shades and colorings from o. to s5
worth considerable more. The time is now to buy
Light Weight Wraps for evening wear.
We have on exhibition 1000 Light Weight Jersey
Coats and Ragans suitable for early fall wear which
we have at all prices
One style particularly advisable to inspect is our
stockinet Jackets. which will be offered at % 9S cost
more to manufacture.
500 GINaHAM DRESS ROBES with two widths
embroidery trimming to match. for $3.50 The price
early in the season for these Robes was s49S.
About forty different styles Dark Colored Skirts for
Ladies' Wear included in our Drop Sales
1 case 21x42 Bleached Huck Towels, &c.,: worth
25c.
case Renfrew Turkey Red Damask Patterns Soc
per yard: worth Csc.
case 66-inch Unbleached German Damask 65c
per yard; was 75c.
OUR STOCK IS ENORMOUS.
OUR VARIETY UNLIMITED.
Plain Black Stocknet Jerseys lapel vest beautifully
finished, perfect fitting only $3.50: were S325.
Black Braided Jerseys perfectly made. S3.9S;
dropped from %.
Black Beaded Vest Front Jerseys. very stylish, all
sizes from 30 to AZ, 81 9S: were "a.
Then you want to see our S5 and $6 Jeraeys We
have nearly every idea in Jersey ever conceived.
-Four experienced sales ladies at our Jersey Counter
ROOM TO TRY ON JERSEYS.
All alterations made satisfactory money refunded.
No charge for alteration.
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So11ED BLANKETS
Our sale Of Soiled Blankets is still in progress It
will pay you to Buy them now
BIB A U MN NM ~ cSSo Z
kkBf II ~ + : $$%% + ssss
sBBB "A ouuP aMa ssss 81
au23 7TH, sTH AND d STREETS NV.
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EoR RENT

Also, other furnished and unfinished houses in
most desirable sections of the city Unfurnished flats
in apartment house. For particulars and permits APP
ply at our office.
au20-6t HILL & JOHNSTON, 73s 18th st. NV
TNOR RENT = SEVERAL DESIRABLE LARGE
Il Houses on St. near 18th ST. 13 rooms each:
rent 600: this Is a sacrifice price, 14l0 st. NV.
rooms, all improvements, excellent neighborhood rent
800. Also number of desirable houses at s35 per
month and less. b II. WARMER L. Co,
au2O-,3t GIG ST. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

1IOR RENT-OFFICES IN MCGOWAN BUILDING
Il $50 st. w. suitable for law, pension in urance
real estate business: has fire. proof vault CRATE
J. H GRAY 4 CO., 6.,2 F st. au2O 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Cok RENT-nousEs
l4el . St NV llr. ilso7 Y 81, n
STORES AND OrTfcrs

sos IA ave.,aw.. base IenoA nllE, RIM D.. 10
sneiit.. ..... $50 4Ol 9Th 81. I'D nr 10
sos IAsNe..Sd n. ar. 30 Sil eth at, 10
qua and Ia. av.. rln q. I = tsuntou Buildin. I'm,
4ol 9Th ST.. Pr. "a 20 - - N
M. -, IL. 80 iunton Bag- rnl
me AtssNe Is only portion NJ the property On my
books For full list call at ofhre for h,illefp is.,s
the LIST snd 18th lsu23l rHos. r. wA,3GAMAN
EoR RENT-2oa. 2oeS 2ll Isr ST M
double parler, with heat and gas uuf,ir,,,sh.l
One eight room House also. Orlrerv STORE ,I,l q -
lures, stock and dwelling. Inquire 3ll III - pe
aus- Inn - ~ h.e-
vNoR RENT-fURNISHTn-O OF 1uF MOST
uesirshe Houses m Washington. near the Arliuet. n
hote; thirteen rooms, with private baths Rent mol
crate 10 yearly tenant. Inquire lOI4 I,th -
n 40 u.
IsoR RENT-sTH ST. NV. NEAR MT NFRNoN
Il Park. three new brick HOUSES. 10 rn,ms hath ana
cellar; lArge parking ali mod. iup'ts tn rorirhly
cleaned, only S65.4o A : CiNW,ann my
auoO-.Ns All ana n - -
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FoR RENT.l926 sTH 81: NV. NEW THREE
rooms and bath two latrobes range msnfles through
OUT all modern improvements EMMONS SMITH.
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sAKS AND COMPANY,
THE TIRELESS WORKERS,
u23 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.

Wnr FoR TuE STEAMER
THERE IS AN INCREASING DEMAND
FOR ENGLISH-MADE SUITS AND OVER
COATS, PARTICULARLY AMONG YOUNG
MEN. WHO FANCY VERY STYLISH
CLOTHING,
ABOUT THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, OR
SOONER, WE WILL OPEN FINE AssORT-
MENT OF ENGLISH OvERCoATs, IN LIGHT
AND HEAVY WEIGHTS; ENGLISH SUITS
AND TROUSERS.
THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN MADE UP
EXPRESSLY FOR US IN ENGLAND FROM
THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE PAT
TERMS, GOTTEN UP IN THE BEST MAN
NER THEY ARE NOT SUCH GRADES AS
ONE USUALLY FINDS IN READY-MADE
STOCK. BUT SELECTED STYLES, BEAU
TIFULLY MADE-UP, AND OF CHOICE Ma.
TERIALS. THESE ARE ALL IN SMALL
LOTS, SO THAT NO ONE CAN BECOME
COMMON. AND NO OTHER HOUSE IN
WASHINGTON CAN HAVE THEM.
THE CAPE OyERCoAT," so POPULAR
AMONG FASHIONABLE YOUNG MEN, WILL
BE STRONG" IN THIS STOCK.
E. B. BARNUM l. CO.,
a,0Q